Budget Slashing To Present Income Is Mandate Of Meeting
High Point civic leaders met to pledge reducing state expenditures to present income and oppose new taxes for the next biennium. Senator Waynick and Rep Turner led a discussion urging no sales tax, trimming costs, and balancing the budget without new revenue sources.
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High Point
Senator Way
Waynick
Turner
Rock Bottom
Raleigh
Logan Porter
R. B. Terry
United States
North Carolina
Terry
D. A. Dowdy
Merchants’ Association
Taro
City faces debt crisis as refunds urged to pay on bonds
R B Terry warned High Point must refund its 12 million debt to meet interest and provide retirement. He cited 61,000 in bond maturities, 168,000 in interest past due, and 2.8 million in floating notes overdue, urging a plan to stretch payments over 16 to 20 years without raising taxes.
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High Point
R. B. Terry
Sheraton
Terry
Dictating From This End Urged By Bruce Craven
Bruce Craven, a Trinity attorney with vast public financing experience in North Carolina, urges The Enterprise that bankers and bond dealers dictate city finances. He says High Point’s poor condition stems from fifteen years of outside control and refinancing aimed at appeasing financiers, not taxpayers. He argues for local self governance aligned with current economic conditions across state and counties.
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Bruce Craven
Trinity
North Carolina
New York
High Point
Tasulin Identified as Effective Diabetes Remedy and Tonic
Tasulin is reported as a beneficial tonic and weight builder with positive implications for diabetes management according to recent observations.
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Tasulin
Pas teurized Milk Dominate U S City Sales
Ninety percent of milk sold in American cities is pasteurized according to market data. The figure highlights widespread adoption of safety standards across urban centers and dairy supply chains.
Chiefs Horney and Hayworth Return From Asheville Funeral
Chief Horney of the Point Fire department and Oscar Hayworth return from Asheville where they attended the funeral of James H. Wood past president of the State Firemen's Association and assistant general passenger agent of Southern Rails. Scientists report ticks can live eight months without water and three years without food.
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B. Horney
Ick Point
Oscar Hayworth
Asheville
James H. Wood
State Firemen’s Association
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Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
G. B. Klanderman
P. A
N. Main
Enlin
H . Garner
Agency
Occidental Life Insurance Company
Commercial Bank Building
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College St
City Shoe Shop
West Comme
High Point Fee & Coal Co
Horney
Hayworth
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Pend Southern Rails
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